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EASTER
PALACE OF SWEETS
D. H. LENOX
fENING ROSEBURG !f,EVIW
MARCH 13, 1013.
f DAILY WRATH ER KKPOHT
V. 8. Weather Bureau, local office.
Jtoeeburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m..
laday.
f Perelpltatlon lu inches and bun
tredtbs: Maximum temperature G3
Minimum tenipcruturo 40
frecipitatlon 0
dUI preclp. since 1st. of mo.
24
formal preclp. for this month
j- 3.98
total preclp. from Sept. 1, 1912
' ,...20.20
Aver, preclp from Sept. 1, 1ST 7
25.87
, total deficiency from Sept. 1, '12
yf .
f pierage precipitation tor 35 wet
" ;i seasons (Sept. to May.)
?; 33.28
'-."; WILLIAM DELL, Observer.
S ' WEATHElt FORECAST:
V Occasional ruin tonight; Thursday
lair.
KOSEIUIUI HOUSE WANTED.
j Ten acres In fruit, 20 acres hay or
Kain iana ana gooa piasterou noure;
rn, windmill and well, to trade for
good house In Roseburg; 2 '4 miles
;;vy from Koaeburg on best kind of road.
Box 475. rtoseburg.
Most UoHi'burR hoimcwh vs m
ither "Pride of DoiikIuh" or "(Jiiwh
-Clty" flour. There's a reason for it.
1 5 Phone 13, Douglas County Ail 11b. if
, OXiT Srocer doesn't carry either kind.
The Light Given by The
Shelby
Mazda
Lamp
Is as white and soft as SUNLIGHT. The cost of the
"Shelby May. la" is no greater than the old carbon lamp,
but you get three times ihe light, See the demonstration
in our window tonight, and every night for the next week.
OSBURN'S PHARMACY
147 NORTH JACKSON STREET PHONE 162
You Can Buy
at
JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE
ON .THE NORTH SIDE
Because we pay less rent than any oilier drug store in
town. We pay no clerk hire. Our lights cost the minimum
The time
when you will want some
offer
Tomatoes per can 10c , to 20c
Corn per can 10c to 20c
Peas per can 2l2c to 25c
String beans 12c to 25c
Guaranteed the best for the money on the market, not
aloue by ourselves but by the packers as well.
A line of the fanciest pack, Lemon Cliug Peaches,
Bartlett Pears, Royal Ann Cherries, Apricots, Logan
berries, Blackberries and Raspberries. The kind usu
a'ly sold for 30c to 35c, our price 25c.
Evaporated Teaches per pound 10c
Ev-pc:-.;'.;d Apricots per pound
Black or White Figs, 3 pounds.. ... 25c
v Give us a trial order.
Harvey-Eastman Grocery Co.
PHONE 103
-
XAND1ES
CARDS and
j NOVELTIES
W. K. OTT
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I I wish to announce to the public
that I have bought the electrical
business ot 0. L. Prior, and 1 am pre
pared to do any and all kinds of elec
trical work. House wiring and fix
ture work a specialty. You will find
me at the same old stand, first door
north of S. K. Sykes' hardware store,
or phone 302-L.
I E. MAULDINO. Pml6
We have a big assortment of
cherry, peach, pear, plum, and all
other kinds of fruit trees. Come and
see them. Phone 1S2. Kitchln &
Ulack. dswtf
JU NEW SI'KCIALTIBtt IN
J. lll'ILIlEIW HARDWARE.
4. ' S. 1). Crouch, the hardware
4 dealer, lias JuBt received a fine
j. new line of apeclaltles In
f. Builders' Hardware. These In
J. elude, among many other
j. things, an Automatic Window
j. Lock, a new Screen Door Fast
4 ener and a patented device for
j. holding doors open. Don't
miss seeing them.
4 Remember, we carry every
4" thing for building purposes In
J. the hardware line, also Includ--j.
lng paints, brushes, etc., lime
j. and cement,
j. Fine New Rleydee.
4 An extra fine line of Blcy
4. cles for 1913, is now In stock.
4. nest bargnlns ever offered In
4. Roseburg.
J. s. n. CROUCH.
j. Sheridan St., opposite S.
4 depot.
'1
Drugs Cheaper
has arrived
canned and dried fruits. We
you
OOMINQ BETTER ROADS.
Good roads ar ft ntcity
and will pay divicUndu on tha
money invtaUd in their con
struction. Good roads clubs ara being
organized in every hamlot, vil
lags, county and city in the
land.
Stir up road discussion, for as
long as the road question is let
alone there will be no chance of
progress.
A public discussion throughout
any community is bound to bring
soma improvement.
The road question is more im
portant than the tariff and other
popular subjects of political ac
tivity. Our nstion may claim to be In
advance of European civilira
tiorit but European roads put
ours to shame.
Never can we have excellent
roads until w'e adopt a patrol
system for permanent main
1 3 nance.
Rainy, snowy and muddy
weather, which ia aure to enme,
will bring the road question to
every home.
The question of using conviot
labor on public roada should
have the attention of every state
legislature. Better Roads.
GOOD WORK OF THE
GOVERNMENT OTflCE.
A Ltadlng Factor In Present Force of
Road Movement.
Mnny of the model highway laws In
various states bare been prepared un- ;
der the advice of the run it experts of
the department uf agriculture, and all
the dutu Mild statistics uf the utltre of
public roads are at the disposal of the
legislatures.
In the last bulletin of the ultlce of
public roads It wn stated that lit the
clone of lino S.tl per cent of the road'
In the United States were Improved.
This represents a gain In the total road
uiileni:o improved Tor the live year
lierlod. l!Mi ii. of 1.K! per cent, or. In
ottler words, the (lereeiitiiceof improve '
roads has lnTo:icd during this period
from 714 to Him per rent.
In the three years Hint have elapsed
since then II Is rouutily estininted tht j
the percentage of Improved nnds has j
goue well tieytmd ti per cent and pos
sihly close to in per cent. It Is esti
mated that If 'Ji per cent of the public
highways were Improved-each high- j
wily neiiig st'ir.'icil alio iniproteo won
ii view to Hie proportionate traltlc upon
tt n high degree f etliclency In high
way trnnMrtiitloii would In readied.
It Is llguivi! that minimis of dollars
would he an veil iiuuiially 111 the trans
portrlion of crops. Hie wear and lear
on horses and vehicles and In '. i mini
inl.lug of Hie waste ill Inii k fanning.
Wlii'i'o romls are lnnl the farmers I're
ipieiitly fin'! it Impossible to get their
prodm-ts to Hie shipping points, mid
ihus perishable products are wasted,
porceptihlv lihTcnstug the cost of liv
lug. in the tlve years preceding .March.
I II 12. Ihe olliie of puliiie roads of the i
department of iigrh'iilture has hull! 'Jl.
object lesson ro:uls-iu all. about "Mi
miles of road, fifteen feet wide -and In
expert advlre aided In Hie formulation
of more than ',, model county road
systems, resulting In most Instances in
hcnelirltil reforms It lias also assisted
twenty-six states In effecting etiiit:ible
state aid plans.
The Cause of Kheninntlsni.
Stomach trouble, lazy liver and do
ranged kidneys are the cause of
rhematlsm. Get your stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels In healthy condi
tion by taking Kiectrlc. Hitters, nnd
you will not he troubled with the
pains of rheumatism. Charles II. Al
len, a school principal, of Sylv.inla.
Ga., who Buffered lndescrlbalila tor
turo from rheumatism, liver nnd
stomach trouble nnd diseased kid
neys, writes: "All remedies failed
until I used Kiectrlc Hitters, but four
bottles of this wonderful remedy
cured mo completely." .Maybe your
rheumatic pains com i from stomach,
liver and kidney troubles. Kiectrlc
Hitters will give you prompt relief.
5Uc and (1.00. Hecoinmeudcd by all
druggists. II
"Pride of Douglas," n, Kosclmrg
product, and "Queen City," a hard
wheat article, made nt Vancouver,
Waah., are the two bent varieties ot
flour on the market. Why use any
other kind that costs more? If your
grocer doesn't carry either brand,
Just 'phone 1.1, DoukIjih County Mills,
and a Back will be Ut liverod at your
home.
MA1 AUAIX.
Will sell Vuge wire fence 'cheaper
than ever. A ao inch fence for HSc
a rod. All bought before the ralo.
All kinds reduced In prtrp. A son
hea-y fence, 33 inches high, wire
30 cents a rod. Terms tu suit pur
chaaers. We have the Ueaua haul
and power spray pumps.
A carload of lime and sulphur
spray.
.STKAHN3 A CMKNOWKTU,
Oakland and Yonulla. do
NOTICE.
A number of people are under the
Impression that In selling our livery
tnslnem we also disponed of our
blscksmlth shop. This Is a mistake,
so we are stIU doing business at the j
old stand and are prepared to csre
for your work now In the sane effi
cient way that w did before the fire
Shop oa Main street.
I Also hsTe sund and grave; will de
liver to any address. IMione your
orders to 190-It.
I dl BANKS e Wm.KER.
Hare Aruidel ton It.
FLORIDA EVERGLADES.
(Contlhued from pas t)
land Is elevated some 16 to 18 Inches
abovu the waters In the canal, which
was here running about ten feet deep.
We went on shore about 150 yards,
where we pushed a pole down Into
the muck some 12 feet, finding no
bottom. The survey here shows tt
feet depth of muck. Your corres
pondent is satisfied that this Is by
long odds the richest soil he has ever
soon, and lost no time In selecting a
20-uure tract at this point. As soon
as one or more laterals are dug, cul
tivation can be begun here without
danger ot overflowing, and its possi
bilities aro almost Incalculable.
Near the Hotel Okeechobee are the
P. U. Rita and a small general store,
which Is a great help to the people
there. There Is no doubt that In a
few years a thriving little city will
Bprtng up as It will be necessary when
these vast stretches of laud, "rich
beyond the dreams of avarice," are
put into extensive cultivation.
(To be continued). .
IXtX'T St'OMI CRUSH,
IHItlTAItl.K CHILDREN.
If tongue Is coated, stomach sour,
lircutti feverish, hou'ela cloirged,
give "Syrup of Figs."
Mother! look at the tongue! see if
it is coated. If your child Is listless,
drooping. Isn't sleeping well, is rest
less, doesn't cut heartily or Is cross,
Irritable, nut of sorts with everybody,
stomach sour, feverish, breath bud;
has stomachache, diarrhoea, sore
throat, or Is full of cold. It means
the little one's stomach, liver and 30
feet of bowels are filled with poisons
and clogged up waste and need a gen
tle, thorough cleansing at once.
(live a teaspoonful of Syrup of
Figs, nnd In a few hours the foul,
decaying, constipated matter, undi
gested food nnd sour bile will gently
move on and out of Its little bowels
without nausea, griping or weakness,
and you will surely have a well and
smiling child shortly.
Will) Syrup of Figs you arc not
drugging your children, being com
posed entirely of luscious figs, senna
and a ro nia t Ich It cannot be harmful,
besides they dearly love Its delicious
taste.
Mothers should always keep Syrup
of Kies. handy. It is the only stom
ach, liver and bowel cleanser nnd
regulator needed a little given to
day will save a sick child tomorrow.
Full directions for children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly print
ed on the pai kage.
Ask your druggist for the full
name, "Syrup or Figs mid Klixlr of
Sriina." prepared by the California
Fig Sxrup Co. This is the delicious
tasting, genuine old reliable. Refuse
anything eiso offered.
"Pride of Douglas" and "Queen
City" flour bring results. Ask the
Douglas County Mills. IMione 13.
Heister Ladies Jailor College
Bell Sisters' Building, Room four
The school offers for the year 1913
two courses In dressmaking and
tailoring. $'.'.r. course gives unlimited
1. 1 sons In drafting of patterns and
system, with !I0 days sowing.
$!." course gives system with full
instructions fn drafUug.
Sl." Sewing Course of till days.
Agents for the llall-llorcliert Dress
Forms.
H.J. Denn Transfer
Company
I Imit'lioM Kinds, pin no, bnRgngs,
himb'-r, wotjd and a Knneral traupfer
ljiiHiu fH. Hiw;j?;Rrt checks called for.
Ml c "in -Is cm fully handled. Charges
r'.monabltf.
)it icf pit on i, 102; resMMnre phono,
1 yti-i.. Itt pt-tMii'K, Ori'Knn.
Meet Us
Face to Face
When you buy groceries
from us you are waited on
by the proprietors them
selves and you can always
feci sure of the very best of
treatment. Try us and see.
K
ENDRICK
&
ING
Square Deal Grocers
Phone 63. North Jackson St.
local mra
Attorney and lira. E. B. Hermann
returned this moraine from Portland. '
B. E. Murray baa opened a general 1
merchandise store at Camas Valley, j
Mr. E. A. Roaers, of Sutherlln, la
the guest of Mrs. J. p. Keeter, of this1
city. I
Dr. J. R. Chapman, the Dentist.
Is now located In rooms 8, and 10,
Review building. dswtf
W. L. Fairfield, of Portland,
brother of Mrs. C. P. Lewis, la spend
ing a few daya In the city.
W. L. Cobb returned Tueaday from
a two weeks' timber cruising trip In
the northern part of the county.
Claude Taylor, the 8. P. engineer,
and Mrs. Taylor.arrlved here Tuesday
from Portland and will reside here.
Alfred Hall returned to Medford
this morning, after a visit here at the
home of his niece, Mrs. D. H. Mit
chell. Mrs. Earl McCurdy and little son
returned to Portland today, after a
visit here with Mr. and Mrs. William
McCurdy.
Kev. A. P. Scott, the Free Metho
dist minister who hai resided In West
Roseburg since last September, and
Mrs. Scott left this morning for Es
condldo, Cel., tbelr future home,
where be owne property.
D. R. Shambrook returned Tuesday
night from Portland, where bla
daughter, Miss Flossie, continues In
a convalescent stage from an opera
tion. She Is expected home about a
week from next Sunday.
C. W. McAllister and son-in-law.
Mr. McCarthy, who arrived here this
week from Prosser, Wash., have
bought the former Hammond lodg
ing house on Mill street, and will at
once re-open the place for business.
Four sisters, Mrs. Frank Roberts,
Mrs. Elisabeth Staley and the Mlases
Lark In, and Mrs. Roberts' three
children, who have lived In this city
for some time past, left this morning
for San Diego, Cel., their future
home.
Mrs. Margaret V. Hayter, of Dal
las, Worthy Grand Matron of the
Order of Eastern Star, will pay an
official visit to Roseburg Chapter
next Saturday evening, March 15th.
During her stay In Roseburg Mrs.
hayter will be the guest of Mrs. Qeo.
H. Houck.
A. J. Hochradel and R, F. Durbln,
who are preparing to open a gents'
furnishing store In the Hoover
building, whero the Oregon Cafe was
formerly located, expect to be ready
for business next week. The store
quartern are being thoroughly over
hauled and neatly fitted up with all
necessary conveniences.
You don't know what you aro mlsB
Ing If you have not tried the "Cli
max" egg noodles in your soups.
They're fine, and for sale at the Dee
Hlvo (of course).
J. C. Alexander, the realty oper
ator, returned this morning from a
business trip to Portland and Salem
and Is again disseminating blB cus
tomnry smile and cordial handshake
among the populace. "Everything is
looking fine for Papa Alexander,"
was all he had to say In regard to
his northern trip. Watch his big
frotit-pugo advs. in The Review for
futuro developments.
Fred A. Krlbs, the well known
Portland capitalist, invested $200,
00(1 In realty this week, buying ot
.1. W. Cook a quarter block at the
southeast corner of Eleventh and
Alder street, In that city. Another
big 1'ortland deal this week was the
sale of Charles K. Henry's ouarter-
block at Fourth and Oak streets for
luilU.OUO. The buyer Is the Lawyers'
Title & TruBt Company.
Noah Walker, of West Roseburg.
left Tuesday night for Salem, where
his wife died on the morning of that
duy at thu ago of 61 years. The
fuueritl will bo hold In Halem. A
son, C. A. Walker, lives In Taeoma,
Wash., and a sister, Mrs. Jesse
Thompson, formerly of ColeB Valley.
lives in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ker rame to this county from Illinois
In I SSI. They first resided at Coles
Valley, later near Oakland and lastly
in West Roseburg.
The l'mii(ua Valley Hank of this
eity has received official notification
from Washington that It has been
designated ns a postal savings de
positary. The Douglns National and
First Trust & Savings Hanks were
previously favored In the snme man
tier. Apportionment of postal funds
among hiinkK is made pro rata upon
their eapital. The hanks pay the
tiovermiient I! 4 per cent Interest for
the line of the money, or one-half cent
more than the Government pays lu
dividual depositors.
An advertisement of special Inter
est to vegetable and fruit growers
appears In today's Issue of the Re
view. It Is plnced by the Everfresh
Company, which Is getting ready to
begin the season s operations nt
Hiittierlln. The contract for the com
pany's new building at Sutherlln will
he let March VI. The building will
lie completed by May 15 and will be
ready for use about June 1. This
with the new cannery at Greens, will
supply a long needed market for
fruits and vegetables In thlB county.
I Pratt s Poultry Regulator, roup
cure, head lice ointment, lice killer.
grape remedy, germathol and stock
powder. New supply Just received
by Roseburg Feed at Fuel Co.
The action for damages Instituted
In the Clrrult Court here by William
K. Plaman against the Southern Ore
gon Orchards Company will have to
he tried In Portland, where the offices
of the company are maintained, If It
is tried nt all. This, in effect, was
tlie decision of Judge Hamilton Tues
day afternoon In sustaining the mo
tion of Attorney O. P. Coshow to
Ornish summons on the defendant In
this county. The action Is based on
the snle by tho defendant to the
plaintiff of a tract of orchard land at
Melrose. Plaman claims the vatue
of the land and climatic conditions
were grossly misrepresented to him,
to his loss financially. Judge Hamil
ton's decision also absolves from any
liability In the transaction C. M. An
derson, one of the members of the
com pany.
Davis, Grocer, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
Feel languid, weak, run down?
Headache? Stomach "off?" A good
remedy Is Burdock Blood Bitters. Ask
jour druggist Prloa 11.00.
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ALCOHOL a per r.EH-p
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rtcss atid rWvXonuini nrtn
Upum-Murphinc mOkctal.
Not Narcotic.
Sml-
Aperfect Rrmrdy foTftmflp
Hop . Sour Stoovrh.DUrrtwa;
Worms fownteKiMJcvrn
iKfs Mai Loss or sunt
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NEW YORK.
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
mSSSSSSSSSCBSSS
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
All taxpayers of Doualas Countr.
Oregon, are hereby notified that pay
ments of taxes for the current year
will be received at the Sheriff's office
on and after Monday, March 8, 191.1.
A rebate of three per cent will be al
lowed on payments made In full be
fore March lfith. Taxes will become
delinquent after April 1, 1913.
GEO. K. QUIN1.
dsw Sheriff and Tax Collector.
ATTKNTION IIORSRMKN.
An Imported Belglsn stallion, 1614
high, weight 1 9 r, 0 . and two of his
get, weighing 900, coming yearlings,
for sale. For pedigree and terms of
sale, address Jos. M. Dericks, llox D,
Hugo, Oregon. Pdsw
Let Stone tuno your piano.
Tho Illustration shows a tiinihino uu have recently Installed for
Ironing the top fold of a collar to a slightly round shape and at tba
mime time making n tin apnea-- thus permitting the free and easy
movement of the tie bark and forth to thupropcr position. We
have added In all dcpnrtinilila exclusive machines, and believe you
will find a visit to our plant at :IK N. Jackson street both Interest
ing and Instructive. ItOSKlll'ltG HTKAM LAUNDRY.
The numlier you can't forget ; It's on the Klro Card. Phone 70
Don't Read
This
unless yoa want to save
money. The famous Hills
Dale Asparagus Tips,
25c vak, 2 cans for 35c.
and
Bestene Cleaner, 4 cans
for 25c.
Mrs. A. C. Kidd tib Son
mm
If or Infants and Children.
Ths KinfYou Have
Always Bought
Bears
Signature
of
For Over
Thirty Years
mm
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WILDING AND LOAN aUarTIHa
Notice of stockholders' annaal
meeting of the Douglas County Bond
ing and Loan Association of Roaa
burg, Oregon.
Stockholders are hereby notified
that the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Douglas County Build
ing and Loan Association will be held
at the office of E. N.Ewart, room No.
7, Review building. In the city of
Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon)
on Tuesday, March 18th, lll, at
7:30 p. m. of said day for the pur
pose of electing seven (7) directors
and three (3) auditors for the en
sulng year and to transact such other
business as may lawfully come he
rn ih tho meeting.
Dated nt Roseburg, Oregon, Marek
1st, 1913.
dtt E. N. EWART, Secretary.
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